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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; What exactly was wrong with Blake\'s play that cost his his job? Absolutely nothing. His winning percentage was higher than Brooks. Yes, Brooks played well subbing for Blake, but losing his job to an injury was asanine. If he\'d played ...
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12-24-2003, 12:52 PM | #31 |
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What exactly was wrong with Blake\'s play that cost his his job? Absolutely nothing. His winning percentage was higher than Brooks. Yes, Brooks played well subbing for Blake, but losing his job to an injury was asanine. If he\'d played poorly, it would\'ve been a bit more understandable, but it wouldn\'t have allowed you to praise a man with a 27-27 record as our fearless leader. :casstet:
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12-24-2003, 01:00 PM | #32 |
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When will you people quit talking about win/loss record as if the QB is responsible for these? This game of football is played by an offense, defense, and special teams. This isn\'t tennis or golf. Geeeezzz.
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The quarterback earns his leadership role, menatally, by:
flawlessly knowing every responsibility of every position for every play knowing the key for every play being able to read a defensive scheme being always mentally tough- ngunngu: never give up, never never give up The quarterback earns his leadership role, emotionally, by: balancing the emotional bank account staying steady- never get too high on the highs or too low on the lows investing time and being there for your teammates Responsibilities of Success QB is responsible for every play- see it to success QB gets too much credit for the good things- be humble QB gets too much blame for the bad things- shake it off QB is in command of offensive production- job is to score points Attributes of a QB desire to lead charisma of a leader competetiveness the will to succeed be honest in decisions openness to learning enthusiasm risk taker playmaker |
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12-24-2003, 04:27 PM | #34 |
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Maybe George Patton could be our quarterback next year.
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12-24-2003, 04:38 PM | #35 |
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Trent Dilfer - Won a superbowl
Jeff Hostetler - Won a superbowl Dan Marino - Never won a superbowl Archie Manning - Never won a superbowl Fran Tarkenton - Never won a superbowl Trent Dilfer- Better than Marino, Manning, and Tarkenton Jeff Hostettler - Better than Marino, Manning, and Tarkenton Hmmm, no problem with those statements huh? |
12-24-2003, 07:57 PM | #36 |
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I\'m convinced when someone makes a ridiculous statement like comparing 2 quarterback\'s win/loss records and tries to demonstrate how one QB is better than the other, you must not retaliate with \"common sense.\" You cannot win an arguement like that. All you can hope to do is make a more ridiculous statement and hope they will understand that kind of reasoning. I feel since thier brain thinks like that anyway, you might have a chance of getting through to them. In any case...............DO NOT TRY TO REASON WITH THESE PEOPLE...........lol
I\"m just kidding people. Settle down. [Edited on 25/12/2003 by BillyC] [Edited on 25/12/2003 by BillyC] |